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use any day strength to lighten up, come on. your first loss is your best loss, stay investing in the same world, i was reading the other day, boy is that every pert meant to what i'm talking about. discipline makes a huge difference. i am tireless in telling you not took grody, saying you have to take something off the table, i endlessly tell you it doesn't matter where a stock has been. when it goes down, down, down, when that happens, sorry, you have to sell the darn thing. if you love it, you can buy it back lower when interests are improving, not deteriorating. do ep treat risky trading vehicles like shooting star tech stocks as though they're staples that can be held for ages. there are third rail names. take caution. you can do very well for yourself. take profits on the way up. get out of the way down. you don't have to go over the top to make money in these names. have you to be willing to jump ship. when it's clear the stock is peaked and the business and you are ready to head down, stay with cramer. [ male announcer ]
use any day strength to lighten up, come on. your first loss is your best loss, stay investing in the same world, i was reading the other day, boy is that every pert meant to what i'm talking about. discipline makes a huge difference. i am tireless in telling you not took grody, saying you have to take something off the table, i endlessly tell you it doesn't matter where a stock has been. when it goes down, down, down, when that happens, sorry, you have to sell the darn thing. if you love it,...
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they would say, we want to use your software. we would say, it's not chinese or mandarin or cantonese. we don't care. we krks our folks speak english. we want to export. we like that you support the u.s. marketplaces, europe and australia. so they're using our software to export out of china into these channels. >> why is this more effective than keyware? >> keyware is one of the things they do. with key words you have to set up a website, come up with the key words and a website that converts. if you are a chinese manufacture ever, you want for the put your product in front of the consumers. they have hundreds of millions of consumers there ready, you are putting your products in front of the consumer. >> you have a novel way to get paid. you have a baseline and the gross margin. the merchandise value, are the companies that say, listen, i will not pay you twice, there's amount of mine i will pay you, forget about it? >> retailers like our pricing model. it's a shared success. your number one job is growing, your number two job
they would say, we want to use your software. we would say, it's not chinese or mandarin or cantonese. we don't care. we krks our folks speak english. we want to export. we like that you support the u.s. marketplaces, europe and australia. so they're using our software to export out of china into these channels. >> why is this more effective than keyware? >> keyware is one of the things they do. with key words you have to set up a website, come up with the key words and a website...
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and use, of course, after doing the homework. and this stock seemed ridiculously cheap to me from the get go. one of the reasons why stems from the way google did the ipo in a confusing public option, not the typical road show managed by big wall street. and it depressed the price that the company would've otherwised received. the second reason i like google, of course, the best innovation that the web has brought us. save perhaps amazon and netflix. probably on it two dozen times today and that's par for the course. plus, i have to tell you that while the stock has been acting funky of late, although today was a rare exception, the stock rallied nicely, google has never truly recovered from what was thought to be a disappointing quarter. this last quarter wasn't that terrible, it's just that wall street analysts have been using this $1,000 price target thing going right into the results. and that was too much for this $900 and change stock to handle given the rapid transition from desk top to mobile that everyone figured google
and use, of course, after doing the homework. and this stock seemed ridiculously cheap to me from the get go. one of the reasons why stems from the way google did the ipo in a confusing public option, not the typical road show managed by big wall street. and it depressed the price that the company would've otherwised received. the second reason i like google, of course, the best innovation that the web has brought us. save perhaps amazon and netflix. probably on it two dozen times today and...
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for us. for everyone. forever. . >> not every stock can be owned forever, period, no, there are very few stocks that you should own all the time. year after year, decade of decade. the fact is, if you don't know what would make you sell a stock, then it's nom not okay for you to buy that stock. lots of people end up selling at the wrong time, they never anticipated selling at all. they figured that's never going to happen. they only thought about what they wanted to buy. they didn't have what i call an exit strategy. as your investing congress i need you to make sure you don't make that same mistake. i need you to develop exit strategies for your stock. how do you time yourselves? okay. there are many stocks where you, when you buy them, you need to understand some day, possibly some day soon you will have to sell, for example, high flying tech stocks. they're like they can be obsolete almost immediately. it's simply not safe to own them unless you recognize they can't be owned forever. eventually, you nee
for us. for everyone. forever. . >> not every stock can be owned forever, period, no, there are very few stocks that you should own all the time. year after year, decade of decade. the fact is, if you don't know what would make you sell a stock, then it's nom not okay for you to buy that stock. lots of people end up selling at the wrong time, they never anticipated selling at all. they figured that's never going to happen. they only thought about what they wanted to buy. they didn't have...
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senator ted cruz joins us exclusively to tell us about his strategy. >> and then russia spits in
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red hook brewery brewed this for us so it goes with our wings. it's a craft beer at a price just below craft and above domestic premiums. it is in the first two weeks, the number four beers. >> i was hoping people would get in, it have a dpraet opportunity. just a fantastic job. thank you for calling mad money. >> thank you, jim. always great to be on your show. >> sally smith, you see what's going on. this company's making major changes. doesn't even need to, but she keeps trying to improve. sally smith is a bankable ceo. >> coming up, well traveled? the travel sector has been experiencing its share of turbulence. trip adviser headed skyward after earnings while expedia's flight is grounded. tonight, cramer checks in on price line. is it looking five star or more like a bates motel? right now, seven years of music is being streamed. a quarter million tweeters are tweeting. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why the internet needs a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's c
red hook brewery brewed this for us so it goes with our wings. it's a craft beer at a price just below craft and above domestic premiums. it is in the first two weeks, the number four beers. >> i was hoping people would get in, it have a dpraet opportunity. just a fantastic job. thank you for calling mad money. >> thank you, jim. always great to be on your show. >> sally smith, you see what's going on. this company's making major changes. doesn't even need to, but she keeps...
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if you're competing for students or customers in any industry, you're using us across all those channels. >> same thing with curves? >> same thing with curves, same thing with microsoft. >> you've become quite agnostic, working with salesforce and microsoft but i didn't get the sense you're working with oracle. >> they've become one of our competitors. there is something there. >> a lot of analysts questioned whether you'd be able to maintain, keep the relationships because you had a good relationship with salesforce.com. the people who were normally using you to exact target. but according to your quarter, that hasn't happened. >> it hasn't happened. so far we've just been thriving in the light of that. >> do we know whether anyone substantive that's important to you has said we'd love to use you guys, salesforce.com, but we're going to have to leave you? >> i can't name one that's done that. >> this seems like a tipping point of major advertisers going social, mobile, going web, versus tv versus print. what happened to make it so it seems to flip so big? >> well, i think particularly a
if you're competing for students or customers in any industry, you're using us across all those channels. >> same thing with curves? >> same thing with curves, same thing with microsoft. >> you've become quite agnostic, working with salesforce and microsoft but i didn't get the sense you're working with oracle. >> they've become one of our competitors. there is something there. >> a lot of analysts questioned whether you'd be able to maintain, keep the...
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now, of course, that leads us to a big question. which one of these healthy food plays should you actually buy? and the answer to consider -- well, don't want to just talk about the companies, we want to talk about the stocks. the stocks often separate from the actual companies. right now, annie's, for example, it is selling for 36 times earnings with a 22.5% growth rate, meaning the stock is trading at 1.7 times the growth rate, that's much more expensive on a priced to earnings basis and growth basis than either hain or white wave, although annie's is expanding the share of the supermarket aisles in a fashion that says if the stock gets hit, you might want to be a buyer. now that dicey tape, hain sells for 25% earnings. trading a little less than 1.5 times growth. white wave sells for 23 times earnings, okay, with a 17.5% growth rate meaning it's trading at 1.3% growth. that makes it the cheapest of the bunch. yeah. white wave. a lot of guys out there. the way i see it, if the smaller less established player like annie's gets a pr
now, of course, that leads us to a big question. which one of these healthy food plays should you actually buy? and the answer to consider -- well, don't want to just talk about the companies, we want to talk about the stocks. the stocks often separate from the actual companies. right now, annie's, for example, it is selling for 36 times earnings with a 22.5% growth rate, meaning the stock is trading at 1.7 times the growth rate, that's much more expensive on a priced to earnings basis and...
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we are using the ones that work. because we're the most interactive show on tv, if you have any questions about the charts or killer ideas for a future off the charts segment, tweet me @jimcramer hashtag #chartnado. to kick things off, we're taking a look at a sexy stock that's had a checkered history of late. we're taking a look at lululemon or lulu for all you home gamers. bob lang, the technician is the senior strategist as well as being my colleague at realmoney.com. lululemon , let's say it's a long time cramer fave. two months ago, the ceo, christine day, announced her resignation at exactly the wrong time. as a result the stock tumbled $14 in a single session. it was blinding. over the last month-and-a-half, it is climbing out of the pit and now bob lang thinks lulu's cart looks truly beautiful for the bulls. i'm inclined to listen. why? i'm inclined to listen because i have to say, the track record has been truly fantastic. three weeks ago, we knocked it out of the park with the regional banks, key and huntin
we are using the ones that work. because we're the most interactive show on tv, if you have any questions about the charts or killer ideas for a future off the charts segment, tweet me @jimcramer hashtag #chartnado. to kick things off, we're taking a look at a sexy stock that's had a checkered history of late. we're taking a look at lululemon or lulu for all you home gamers. bob lang, the technician is the senior strategist as well as being my colleague at realmoney.com. lululemon , let's say...
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a slogan many of us are familiar with. macy's has everything. and today for first time in four years macy's reported sales and earnings that were disappointing. and the company's too good, too well run and with to big a breadth of merchandise not to worry about the short fall. macy's has everything, and from the looks of it, not a lot of everything selling. that's the last thing we want to hear. my current thing, we're losing the leadership by the day. we know ever since the mortgage spike, remember the spike at the two-year high, the housing market, they're nowhere to be seen on the new high list. they're more likely to be found hovering near the low list giving up some hard fought gains. i know mortgage gains are up from historic lows and housing is more affordable than in 2006, but that's not enough anymore, people. there are many sectors that depend on housing for oomph and it's palpable. we have had terrific runs. many applies as paints, woods, mortgage insurers, any further increases in mortgage rates and this that -- they're only a hair's
a slogan many of us are familiar with. macy's has everything. and today for first time in four years macy's reported sales and earnings that were disappointing. and the company's too good, too well run and with to big a breadth of merchandise not to worry about the short fall. macy's has everything, and from the looks of it, not a lot of everything selling. that's the last thing we want to hear. my current thing, we're losing the leadership by the day. we know ever since the mortgage spike,...
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it's not been dropping off a cliff for us. >> now, typically in this period, i'm used to hearing avnet. you talk a lot about the seasonality on the conference call, but usually europe shuts down, i'm always nervous, but you declared a dividend yesterday. you guys canceled your dividend a while ago because i think you didn't have that kind of visibility. this is not the thing that i would expect from avnet, which has always worried about its visibility these days. what happened? what gave? >> so, jim, we've talked consistently over many quarters about our capital allocation strategies and we've talked about we always like to prefer to invest in growth wherever we can. we've done some buyback recently as we've talked about on previous calls. but we've always had the dividend conversation as part of the equation. and i'll tell you in my mind, i think the tipping point was when is it an appropriate time to incorporate a more systematic and consistent return to shareholders. and if that time is right, that's why the dividend's the right way to go for us. and oh, by the way, based on the fac
it's not been dropping off a cliff for us. >> now, typically in this period, i'm used to hearing avnet. you talk a lot about the seasonality on the conference call, but usually europe shuts down, i'm always nervous, but you declared a dividend yesterday. you guys canceled your dividend a while ago because i think you didn't have that kind of visibility. this is not the thing that i would expect from avnet, which has always worried about its visibility these days. what happened? what gave?...
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frost on and he's making us a lot of money now. and when i say us, i mean you. it will not matter it listed in israel at all. what does matter is they continue to get the milestones, continue to break new ground with their drugs, phil frost is for real, so are you if you bought the stock. like a boss, yes, strong leaders can save sinking ships, but it's saving sinking ships that i actually care -- now, one last thing, jc penney, i heard a lot of smack talk about penney, i've been smacking it for years now. i'm done with that game. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up -- clash of the casinos. the house doesn't always win. tonight, it could be your turn. it's a high-stakes casino battle royale. cramer's checking the odds to find out which stocks to hold and which ones to fold. >>> and later, beer here. cookouts with cramer heating things up all week. finding this market's hottest themes and you've got an all-access pass to this picnic. tonight, grab a cold one and get ready for a beer battle that crowns the top hot purveyor. >>> plus, storm warning? cloud
frost on and he's making us a lot of money now. and when i say us, i mean you. it will not matter it listed in israel at all. what does matter is they continue to get the milestones, continue to break new ground with their drugs, phil frost is for real, so are you if you bought the stock. like a boss, yes, strong leaders can save sinking ships, but it's saving sinking ships that i actually care -- now, one last thing, jc penney, i heard a lot of smack talk about penney, i've been smacking it...
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they're not as bad as they used to be. airline, telco, tech, supermarket and auto, that's total diversification, i say congratulations. ♪ hallelujah >> to all of our players tonight and stick with cramer. you're not made of money, so don't overpay for boat insurance. geico, see how much you could save. >>> yesterday we heard terrific things about the consumer from tjx, urban outfitters, best buy and home depot. you left here thinking things were pretty darn fabulous and the problems we heard about from macy's, nordstrom's, saks, and walmart are about what's going wrong in the department store business, particularly apparel. we had a weird spring weather wise and there's to doubt about it, higher prices are weighing on people that aren't that conducive to buying clothes. but it seems to be limited to clothes. lowe's reported a totally bang-up quarter with strength in pretty much everything that goes in a house. it's truly impressive. you have to say lowe's is hitting on every cylinder. this remarkable turn and while the s
they're not as bad as they used to be. airline, telco, tech, supermarket and auto, that's total diversification, i say congratulations. ♪ hallelujah >> to all of our players tonight and stick with cramer. you're not made of money, so don't overpay for boat insurance. geico, see how much you could save. >>> yesterday we heard terrific things about the consumer from tjx, urban outfitters, best buy and home depot. you left here thinking things were pretty darn fabulous and the...
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the price cisco paid really kind of gives us a prism that we can use to analyze names that are left. more important the space is ripe for a takeover bid. i don't think cisco is done making acquisition. once they move into an area they like to sink their teeth in. they said on the call they want to be the premiere cyber security in the world. intel bought mcafee. you have to wonder if they might be willing to do more in order to change wall street's opinion. especially since intel's bread and butter, making processors for personal computers is widely viewed as a growth free zone and they have a lot of cash on the sidelines. beyond that i can see ibm beefing up security presence or even dell once it gets its act together. maybe even microsoft with the new ceo. i don't know. why is cyber security so important? i've always liked this theme. with the rise of cloud computing over the last few years, protecting against hackers and the like has taken on a new significance. they are so much smarter than they used to be. you know, you've got all this data in the cloud. more and more enterprise
the price cisco paid really kind of gives us a prism that we can use to analyze names that are left. more important the space is ripe for a takeover bid. i don't think cisco is done making acquisition. once they move into an area they like to sink their teeth in. they said on the call they want to be the premiere cyber security in the world. intel bought mcafee. you have to wonder if they might be willing to do more in order to change wall street's opinion. especially since intel's bread and...